Bootstrapping a robot network is a paradox: supply and demand both wait for each other. Fabric Foundation leans into this by jumpstarting activity with incentives before real markets exist—then slowly phasing rewards toward genuine output.
Robots aren’t deployed top-down; they’re community-activated. If enough support gathers, they go live. Growth starts in small pockets, where working models expand outward.
It’s less about forcing scale, more about seeding trust. The question is whether that trust can survive the jump to real usage.